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greta van us is trend is close to the democratic party. she's a great journalist that goes after any story that she can get. people involved in democratic politics and so on yeah, we have people. trying to think of the lady in california who's been with us since day one who we use a lot. up? endley lohan? going for susanest ridge, the democrat. smoking gun evidence this was not screened, media matters asked rupert murdoch's support of the tea party. >> davids apen told viewers they needed to visit the tea party website to buy merchandise and your network had a graphic saying fox tea parties. is it appropriate for a network to engage that much in the politics. >> we shouldn't be supporting the tea party or any other party. but i'd like to investigate what you're saying before i condemn anyone. >> not going to be a long nth gagts. fox news has been a corporate partner on the grassroots tea party movement. if mr. murdoch needs more recent proof, how about this afternoon in a rally in minnesota with fox news analyst and special host sarah pali
greta van us is trend is close to the democratic party. she's a great journalist that goes after any story that she can get. people involved in democratic politics and so on yeah, we have people. trying to think of the lady in california who's been with us since day one who we use a lot. up? endley lohan? going for susanest ridge, the democrat. smoking gun evidence this was not screened, media matters asked rupert murdoch's support of the tea party. >> davids apen told viewers they needed...
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the -- i think probably every night greta van susteren is certainly close to the democratic party. she doesn't do many political stories. she's just a great journalist who goes after any story she can get. but people who have been involved in democratic politics and so on, yeah, we have people -- i'm trying to think of the name of the lady in california who's been with us from day one. who we use a lot. >> um -- lindsay lohan? no, he was going for susan estrich. finally, a person from media matters asks him about support of the tea party. >> your business network host told viewers they needed to visit the tea party website to buy merchandise, and your network had graphics saying fox day tea parties. is it appropriate for a news network to engage in that much politics? >> no, i don't think we should be supporting are the tea party or any other party. but i'd like to investigate what you're saying before i condemn anyone. >> not going to be a long investigation, as we in media matters and others have chronicles, fox news has been a corporate partner to the, quote, grassroots, unquote
the -- i think probably every night greta van susteren is certainly close to the democratic party. she doesn't do many political stories. she's just a great journalist who goes after any story she can get. but people who have been involved in democratic politics and so on, yeah, we have people -- i'm trying to think of the name of the lady in california who's been with us from day one. who we use a lot. >> um -- lindsay lohan? no, he was going for susan estrich. finally, a person from...
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i think every night greta van susteren is close to the democratic party. she does not too many political stories. she is just a great journalist who goes after in the story she can get, -- goes after any story she can get, but people who have been involved in democratic politics -- we have people. i am trying to think of the name of the lady in california who has been with us from day one who use a lot. >> [no audio] >> you are right. i apologize. >> i am a reporter from denmark. thank you for taking my question. you touched on that the technical side is not your focus, but what are your thoughts about innovating content format interaction with uses? >> i think technology is a great use and a great help, and we should be watching it all the time and ready to use it any way that can help us, but only to improve the content. without the content, all these things are nothing. >> my name as nathan martin. mr. murdoch, you talk a little bit about the difference between commentary and reporting, and as young journalists prepared to go out into the workforce, whi
i think every night greta van susteren is close to the democratic party. she does not too many political stories. she is just a great journalist who goes after in the story she can get, -- goes after any story she can get, but people who have been involved in democratic politics -- we have people. i am trying to think of the name of the lady in california who has been with us from day one who use a lot. >> [no audio] >> you are right. i apologize. >> i am a reporter from...
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but, greta, you can only go so far. if a candidate is pushed into being a certain way, obama-like, for example, or reagan-like, you can see that. if it does not work, the candidate is very, very uncomfortable. one of the reasons mr. clegg it did so well in the first debate was that he was very comfortable in his own skin to things that people said about barack obama even way back, that he seemed comfortable in his own skin. sometimes you could see the advisers handiwork. the second time you did not see it as much. maybe it was internalized by that time and they were able to be their own demand. people can see through that. host: what about gordon brown's performance and his comfort in that? guest: he is the older of the two, he is solid, he knows the policy issues. he is a little bit uncomfortable, for obvious reasons. there was a bit of the knicks in a radio factory those who would hear gordon brown -- there was a bit of the nixon radio effect. those who would hear gordon brown might think better of him . he also chose
but, greta, you can only go so far. if a candidate is pushed into being a certain way, obama-like, for example, or reagan-like, you can see that. if it does not work, the candidate is very, very uncomfortable. one of the reasons mr. clegg it did so well in the first debate was that he was very comfortable in his own skin to things that people said about barack obama even way back, that he seemed comfortable in his own skin. sometimes you could see the advisers handiwork. the second time you did...
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but, greta, you can only go so far. if a candidate is pushed into being a certain way, obama-like, for example, or reagan-like, you can see that. if it does not work, the candidate is very, very uncomfortable. one of the reasons mr. clegg it did so well in the first debate was that he was very comfortable in his own skin to things that people said about barack obama even way back, that he seemed comfortable in his own skin. sometimes you could see the advisers handiwork. the second time you did not see it as much. maybe it was internalized by that time and they were able to be their own demand. people can see through that. host: what about gordon brown's performance and his comfort in that? guest: he is the older of the two, he is solid, he knows the policy issues. he is a little bit uncomfortable, for obvious reasons. there was a bit of the knicks in a radio factory those who would hear gordon brown -- there was a bit of the nixon radio effect. those who would hear gordon brown might think better of him . he also chose
but, greta, you can only go so far. if a candidate is pushed into being a certain way, obama-like, for example, or reagan-like, you can see that. if it does not work, the candidate is very, very uncomfortable. one of the reasons mr. clegg it did so well in the first debate was that he was very comfortable in his own skin to things that people said about barack obama even way back, that he seemed comfortable in his own skin. sometimes you could see the advisers handiwork. the second time you did...